tizoc

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by tizoc 15y ago
I have been happy with cmus[1] for years, both in Linux and OSX. [1] http://cmus.sourceforge.net/
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by tizoc 15y ago
If you like Impromptu, take a look at Extempore by the same author. Unlike Impromptu, Extempore is open source, and runs on Linux and Windows too. https://github.com/digego/extempore
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by tizoc 15y ago
The author of Impromptu is now working on Extempore, which unlike Impromptu, is opensource, and runs on other operating systems other than OS X. https://github.com/digego/extempore
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by tizoc 15y ago
rpg works by installing everything on a common directory: https://github.com/rtomayko/rpg If rubygems did this, everything would be much better. There is one problem though, and it is that some libs are bad citizens and install stuff outs
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by tizoc 15y ago
You shouldn't worry about some random person on the internet believing you or not, but sharing experiences is good anyway. The woman part was the interesting part to me because thats something recurrent, the presence of a woman (maybe not a
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by tizoc 15y ago
I just can't visualize anyone doing any kind of meaningful thinking while in the influence of salvia divinorum, or scribbling, the effect is just too strong and too disconnected from our reality. The only thing in your story that gives it a
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by tizoc 15y ago
Keep in mind that what you see on that Draft is just for the "small language", which is being worked on by the "Working Group 1". Then there is "Working Group 2" which is going to take care of building a standard library of non-core feature
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by tizoc 15y ago
R6RS was controversial and didn't get that much adoption. And yes, this is official.
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1st draft of R7RS small language available (all changes listed on linked page)(groups.google.com)
71 points by tizoc 15y ago|12 comments
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Modern Microprocessors: A 90 Minute Guide(lighterra.com)
283 points by tizoc 16y ago|30 comments